MSCS still facing teacher shortage as thousands of students return to school
By: Shelia O’Connor MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Memphis Shelby County students went back to the classroom
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First day of school kicks off in Germantown as officials plan for possible upgrades
By: Dominique Dillon GERMANTOWN, Tenn. – It’s the first day of school for kids in
Memphis Police searching for serial burglar in Midtown
MEMPHIS, Tenn. – A burglar has broken into several homes in Midtown Memphis, according to
City could close on Sheraton by end of September, attorneys say
MEMPHIS, Tenn. – The Memphis City Council on Tuesday questioned why the city had yet
MSCS Crisis: 20,000 Students Without Certified Teachers Prompts Social Worker Call for State Takeover
By: Shelby County Observer Education Staff on August 6, 2025 MEMPHIS, TENN. — The Memphis-Shelby County
Memphis Housing Authority opens voucher applications: what you need to know
By: Jack Bilyeu MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Applications for project-based housing vouchers from the Memphis Housing
Ole Miss football freshman killed in Cordova shooting, SCSO confirms
By: FOX13 Memphis News Staff CORDOVA, Tenn. – An 18-year-old Ole Miss football player died and
Memphis Fire Fighters Association President Thomas Malone explains why their union is suing the City
Author: Ezekiel Telemaco The firefighters’ union is suing the city for underfunding a promised 5% pay
East Tennessee researchers identified a nationwide ‘suicide belt’ of 12 states, including Tennessee
Author: Lauryn Lovett Tennessee and 11 other states across the nation were found to have relatively
Bill allows school board and county elections to be held at same time
by: Vivian Nguyen MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Governor Bill Lee signed a bill allowing school board elections